հզորություն

հզորություն

is the rated continuous load-carrying ability of generation, transmission or other electrical equipment, expressed in megawatts (MW) for active power or megavolt-amperes (MVA) for apparent power.

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շուկայի հզորություն

경제; 경제

When one buyer or seller in a market has the ability to exert significant influence over the quantity of goods and services traded or the price at which they are sold. Market ...

շուկայի հզորություն

경제; 국제 경제

1. Ability of a firm or other market participant to influence price by varying the amount that it chooses to buy or sell. 2. Ability of a country to influence world prices by ...

ակտիվ հզորություն

에너지; 풍력

is a real component of the apparent power, usually expressed in kilowatts (kW) or megawatts (MW), in contrast to reactive power.

փոխանցման զուտ հզորություն

에너지; 풍력

is the maximum value of generation that can be wheeled through the interface between the two systems without leading to network constraints in either system, taking into account ...

եղանակի թվային կանխատեսում

에너지; 풍력

means weather forecasting by computational simulation of the atmosphere.

ֆոտովոլտաիկ արտադրություն

에너지; 풍력

is the generation of electricity from sunlight or ambient light, using the photovoltaic effect.

ախտոտիչ

에너지; 풍력

a substance that is present in concentrations that may harm organisms (humans, plants and animals) or exceed an environmental quality standard. The term is frequently used ...

առաջնային վերահսկողություն

에너지; 풍력

(frequency control, primary frequency control) maintains the balance between generation and demand in the network, using turbine speed governors. Primary control is an automatic ...

առաջնային վերահսկող

에너지; 풍력

decentralised/locally installed control equipment for a generation set to control the valves of the turbine, based on the speed of the generator (see primary control). The ...

արտադրողականություն

에너지; 풍력

is used here as employees per output unit in fixed prices. The 2 per cent increase in productivity used as a basic assumption implies that 2 per cent less people are needed to ...